Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not the best for office productivity, but an excellent device for what it can do. If you need to work from your device. , A surface Pro is the way to go. As far as an iPad this thing is powerful, the size is excellent and the graphics are top notch!

I have been using iPads since the product release including the 10.5 iPad Pro. Very responsive, beautiful screen and excellent sound. I take my iPad everywhere. Can't recommend it enough.

I replaced a 3 year old iPad air, the M1 processor is leaps and bounds faster, the screen is much better as well as a little larger. I'm sure this will serve me well for a few years before I add it to the pile of old Apple hardware.

If you need a quality tablet there is no real alternative to the iPad. Yes, there are Samsung Galaxy Tab line and those devices are great, Samsung does really awesome job from the hardware perspective, but Android is just not good for tablets. I tried Galaxy Tab S7 for a week and although I loved the hardware part (gorgeous body, amazing screen, very light) I just can't get used to it. Mainly because I wanted to use a pen. It is included with the tablet, which is great. But. Compared to iPad + Apple pencil it is, unfortunately, a subpar experience. I enjoyed drawing on my son's iPad 8th gen ($280 + $99 pencil) more than on the $550 Galaxy Tab S7. As a result, I returned Tab S7 and went up to this new iPad Pro 11. Purchased open-box Apple Pencil 2 as well, together with a Smartfolio keyboard. Yes, all in all, it is around 2 times more $, but spending less money on something you don't enjoy using is a waste of money while spending more on something you like is a good investment, I think. I'm very happy with this 11-inch version. I tried my friend's new iPad 12.9 before and was thinking about purchasing it because of the mini-LED screen, but even though it can go brighter and it is noticeable when watching some movies it is not noticeable 90% of the time. Yes, it could be critical for some creators who work with HDR content (probably 1-2% of all iPad Pro users) but for majority of users, including myself, it is a nice to have. And it is just too big for me, as a laptop replacement maybe, but I already own a MacBook, so. It is plenty fast and I believe I won't need to replace it for at least another 3-4 years

the 10.5 inch iPad Pro was getting a little long in the tooth, so we got this 11 inch M1 iPad Pro as an open box model, and it was a great upgrade. Best Buy took the 10.5 inch in trade, so the combined discount was well worth it.

The battery on my iPad Air 2 is dying (it has to be constantly plugged in to work) so I figured now would be a good time to replace it with something newer. What do I use my iPad for: - I like to take it with me to Starbucks or other cafes that I sit at - I take it with me when I travel for extended times - I mainly use it casually: streaming videos, browsing the internet, interacting on social media, some light gaming, and word processing (I don't really use FaceTime or any video calls on it) I picked up the iPad Air 4 and the iPad Pro 2021 11 inch to compare and I still went with the iPad Pro 2021 11 inch even though the iPad Air 4 would be more than enough for me. Honestly, just the plain, regular, iPad would be enough for those needs. So why go with something hundreds of dollars more? There's a few reasons. 1) I wanted to future proof my iPad. I got the iPad Air 2 when it came out in 2017 and have been using it sense. With the iPad Pro using the M1 chip, it's basically has the innards of a Apple laptop/desktop, just in tablet form. It will likely be compatible with any new tech Apple comes out with and utilities any new iOS updates to their fullest extent. 2) I'm also looking for something to replace my laptop which is over a decade old. The iPad Pro with a keyboard case and some other accessories could potentially fill that gap. The only thing really stopping it for me is I can't run a full blown Windows OS on it (like I can if I get a surface). But depending on what's instore for iOS, maybe I won't have as urgent a need to replace my laptop. 3) I like fast. I know, I know, it's silly if all I'm going to be doing is streaming and browsing the internet on it but launching Civ 6 at the same time on the iPad Air 4 and seeing that the iPad Pro is a second faster is still nice lol What this really boils down to is potential. The iPad Pro with that M1 chip has more potential than the iPad Air 4. That said, I wouldn't be surprised if the next iPad Air has the M1 chip or something better in it, but I'm looking for a replacement right now, especially with things starting to open back up and I can start dining in at Starbucks and cafes.

This has the M1 chip and is blasting fast when it works correctly. The issue is that software wise this has been a disappointing experience. Between my M1 Mac book pro and this iPad I am not impressed with the stability of the operating system software. If you need an iPad for work it's good for being an iPad, but considering I have to put in my password every time I install an app and then watch the install stall out only to then fail is irritating. Yes I changed the setting to not requiring a password in system settings. That didn't change the reality and no this iPad isn't managed by a business that forces a set of policies. The software is just crap. Then the gestures often don't work because again it's quite buggy. The default browser hangs for no good reason while 3rd party ones just work. I have been sorely disappointed in the so called magic of apple software. If the hardware wasn't quality I'd give the devices a much lower rating. I have used a number of windows and android devices with more stable operating software. And find them easier to use. I got the iPad pro because I needed an iPad and couldn't find the base iPad in stock. I felt like the air was a rip off so I got the 11 inch pro. If it were possible to run windows 11 arm on this thing it would be fantastic. Sadly iPad os is not that good and if this wasn't for a work app that only runs on the iPad I would not buy again. Again this is because the operating system is bugging out. The sound, screen and overall build is very nice. If I could load it with another os and Duel boot or have one run in a stable VM I would. It's power is also wasted running mobile apps. I don't think it will ever run out of ram or cpu power. It just needs better firmware/os. Putting Mac os on this thing would make it better. If it ran windows 11 arm I'd recommend them to everyone.

LOVE this iPad. I use it for literally everything. It holds a charge for almost a day and a half (and I’m on it all day)! Screen quality is amazing and crystal cleaarr!

The Best iPad I’ve ever owned for versatility, speed, display quality, battery life, connectivity, and the closes I’ve come to successfully replacing my every day laptop with a table. In every thing I’ve thrown at it, it is simply the best user experience I’ve ever had in a tablet. It’s faster than most laptops, stays cool, and for most people can actually replace their laptop, especially when paired with a Bluetooth keyboard, or the Apple Magic Keyboard.

My iPad has been doing amazing for helping me crush Nursing school! The ease of switching between apps/pages is amazing, it runs my tests perfectly, and it’s So easy to use.

I’ve had this for about 2 1/2 years now it does everything I need it too do and it’s still pretty much up to date the camera is better than most and it can be used for things you would want a labtop for only bad thing is. It dies very quickly it seems like 2 hours max if your using it but if your not using it. For an example I charged it up to 100% and did not use it for like 4 days and when I went to use it… it was on 1% so not too bad but I believe I didn’t have any apps open or nothing. And I can’t speak for durability I only dropped it once but I have a screen protector and a outerbox case for it also so of course it took no damage.

Excellent product and great value for Apple. Ordered the Apple Pen and keyboard and was well worth it! Very pleased and my daugther has not had any trouble with use.

Amazing product. Had an older generation 12.9 inch pro that was great but was to large to use comfortably as tablet for day to day tasks. This size is perfect and with magic keyboard has been able to replace my laptop. Do wish had the slightly better display the 12.9 has for those dark images/ videos but honestly not noticeable unless side by side. Battery life is great and speed with M1 chip is smooth. Having it run now on iOS 15 developer beta and it doesn’t skip a beat

Would definitely buy again. The screen is perfect and sound is good. I also love the keyboard with it

This is an upgrade from the air 4 I had , yes a few hundred more but after using it for awhile now definitely worth it. I had the last gen I pad pro for years and when that started showing it’s age I cheaped out and got the air 4. I was unhappy but stuck with it. Gave the air 4 to my kid and went back to the pro, happy again. The hardware on the pro is what make it worth the extra $$ ….. the every day stuff the screen, cameras, speakers and for some reason the battery life is better on this model .

Excellent product, easy to use and fast, opens applications quickly, and interactive with other devices

Works as intended. Great for looking up other Apple products to purchase like IPhone 14, Apple I watch 7 and Apple AirPods Pro S+.

Love this device. No issues at all. Super lightweight and easy to clean. I also bought it in my favorite color!

What an outstanding device. Really good size for emulating a notebook. Plus the speed seems even faster than I’ll ever need so it feels very future proof if that could ever be said about technology. Feature wise, I love the FaceID and Center Stage for video calls. It really make a difference when the camera seemingly follows your movement and can zoom out when more people enter the frame. The display is beautiful with rich colors and great resolution. The sound is outstanding for a tablet. So happy I went with the Pro.

I'm probably not the standard iPad Pro user, but when I compared this to the current iPad Air, it seemed like a no-brainer because the prices were so similar. I'm replacing an iPad Air 2 which has been great for 7 years. This new one is so speedy and the display is beautiful. I haven't tried the 3-D scanner yet, but the camera takes fantastic pictures. Highly recommended to even the casual user...